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Description

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This widget 360 provides a 3D view of a host dependency tree.

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  • From the chosen host, it displays in 3 dimensional the dependency tree up to 10 jumps (dependency links between elements defined in the configuration).
    • If an element is Critical, it will be displayed in red, and will glow slowly.
    • If an element is OK, it will be displayed in green.

 

This widget can be very usefull for complex dependency tree:

  • A complex dependency tree is difficult to see in the Dependency Graph Widget. 

  • The Widget 360 provides a clear overview of the tree. 

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Each tree node contains the following information of the host:

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  • Its name

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  • Its status

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  • An icon of the host's type

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  • . The icon is

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  • based on tags detected during the configuration phase.

 

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Usage

  • The double click will zoom and center the view on the selected element. You will have a blue box surrounding this element.


(example: an Apache host will have the feather icon)

 

 

From the chosen host, it displays the 3D dependency tree up to 10 jumps (dependency links between elements defined in the Configuration UI)

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Warning
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The 360 widget displays only hosts.

But if a check on the host has a Critical or a Warning state, the host  will also be displayed in the same state.

 

Usage

Center an element in the view:

  • Double click on an element, a blue wired box will surround, indicating it's now selected.
  • The view will pan and update zoom level accordingly.

Orbit around the selected element:

  • While keeping left mouse button pressed, move the mouse to orbit around the selected element.
  • to change the orbiting center, center the view on an other element.

Pan View:

While keeping the right mouse button pressed, move mouse to pan view.

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Configuration

  1. Select a host or cluster name in the first list.
    • The total number of hosts and clusters will be displayed near "Select Host/Cluster" (1).
    • If no host selected yet, the list of available hosts will automatically opened.
    • You can search (filter) for a host name, typing into the input on top of the list.
    • Youcan clean the current selection by clicking on the swipe icon (2).

  2. When configured, press the SUBMIT button (3).

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